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Best MacBook deals in June 2026
By Louis Ramirez last updated
Cheap MacBook sales are easy to find if you know where to look. Here are today's best MacBook deals.

tvOS 27 cuts off two Apple TV devices — does this mean a new box is coming?
By Scott Younker published
When tvOS 27 releases later this year, two Apple TV devices will lose support.

Some AI features aren't available on older iPhones, but are you actually missing that much?
By Tom Pritchard published
Two new Apple Intelligence features are exclusive to the newest iPhones, but is that actually a big deal? Here's what you'd miss out on.

FaceTime just got a huge upgrade thanks to iOS 27 — here's how to use it
By Kaycee Hill published
It took Apple years, but iOS 27 finally adds independent volume control. Here is how to find the toggle.

Your iPhone alarm and ringtone don’t have to share a volume slider anymore — here’s how to split them in iOS 27
By Kaycee Hill last updated
It took Apple years, but iOS 27 finally adds independent volume control. Here is how to find the toggle.

I'm a loyal Android user, but even I admit Google needs to steal these five iOS 27 features
By Tom Pritchard published
Apple has added a bunch of new features to iOS 27 and Apple Intelligence, and Google should be itching to steal them for Android as soon as possible.

13 underrated iOS 27 features that will make your life easier
By Scott Younker published
Outside of Siri AI, iOS 27 has several new features that you may have missed. Here are TK of them.

Siri AI may actively encourage users to take a break from it — something ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude told me they don't do
By Tom Pritchard published
It's clear Apple's taking a very different approach to AI chatbots than some of its rivals.

I just tested the macOS Golden Gate developer beta — here are my early thoughts
By Tony Polanco published
The macOS Golden Gate developer beta is now live, and I've gone hands-on with it to try some of the new features. Here's what I think so far.

I saw the new Siri AI in action at WWDC — and those 'Siri is stupid' jokes could soon be obsolete
By Mark Spoonauer last updated
I got a first look at Siri powered by Apple Intelligence at WWDC. It can finally understand personal context, but the demos show it's still a work in progress.
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